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neutron is neutral,

proton is positive

electron is negative

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Why is proton equal to electron?

because an atom is electrically neutral.


Why number of electron are equal to the number of proton?

because an atom is electrically neutral


How many electrons can balance with the 1 proton?

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How do you infer that an atom is electrically neutral or an ion by referring to its number of electrons?

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In a atom is the electron number the same proton number?

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Don't atom have proton?

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What is the neutral part of an atom that gives the atom more mass?

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When will protons move?

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Why is the atom electrically neutral?

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How many protons are there in a neutral atom with thirteen electrons?

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